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| Description | North-west and north elevations of Church Army Chapel, Blackheath, London, England. Built 1965. Showing floating-roof effect, or apparent gap between window columns and roof on north-west elevation. To stabilise the spire, the roof had to be held firmly by the piles at the east and west ends, so the top of the brick wall there has no gap, but is connected to the roof with a row of dark blue engineering bricks. We know these blue bricks are original because they are shown in a photograph of the original 1965 build, in the local Greenwich newspaper, held by Greenwich Heritage Centre. |
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| Author | Linda Spashett Storye_book |
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